Pakistan Missile Update – 2000

Pakistan continues to pursue an ambitious program for building ballistic missiles. Pakistan has acquired a series of solid fuel missiles from China, a series of liquid fuel missiles from North…

Egypt Nuclear, Chemical and Missile Milestones – 1960-2000

1960: Egypt imports German engineers and scientists to help develop ballistic missiles. 1961: Egypt starts operation of a Soviet-supplied 2-megawatt research reactor at the Inshas Nuclear Research Center. 1963-67: Egypt…

India: Ballistic Missile Update – 2000

India has continued to produce and test all five of the missiles being developed under its Integrated Guided Missile Development Program (IGMDP). Prithvi-I: The nuclear-capable Prithvi-I surface-to-surface missile is currently…

Testimony: The Export of Dual-Use Technology

Testimony of Gary Milhollin Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin Law School and Director, Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control Before the Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs May 26, 2000 I…

Testimony: The Export Administration Act of 2000

Testimony of Gary Milhollin Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin Law School and Director, Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control Before the Senate Committee on Armed Services March 23, 2000 I…

The Link Between Space Launch and Missile Technology

Presentation at the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies Honolulu, Hawaii Introduction – History The nuclear and missile arms race in South Asia is getting a lot of attention since the…

The Proliferation Threat Today

Presentation at the International Law Enforcement Academy Budapest, Hungary I. Introduction I am pleased to be able to speak to you this morning. I am a lawyer and a university…

China’s Ballistic Missiles Update – 1999

China’s ballistic missiles pose a limited, but growing threat to the United States. Although in June 1998 Chinese President Jiang Zemin said that he and President Clinton agreed “we will…

Ballistic Missiles: Who Are the Future Suppliers?

Paper presented at the CSIS/NIC Conference on the Alternative Futures for Missile Proliferation I have been asked to predict how the spread of ballistic missiles might be fueled by exports….